v0.3.2

StreamDek TV v0.3.2

What's New

• A smarter end-of-playback experience. The next episode and recommendations now share one
  coordinated panel near the bottom-right of the screen, keeping the credits visible while making
  the next choice clear. When another episode is available it remains the primary option, with up
  to two recommendations beneath it; after a movie or a finished series, recommendations take
  over cleanly without an empty next-episode space.

  Recommendations can be played immediately or added to your StreamDek watchlist from the player.
  The watchlist action stays compact until it receives focus, so the panel remains quiet while
  every action is still reachable with the remote.

• Restart a movie or episode from the beginning. A title with watched history or saved progress
  now offers Restart Movie or Restart Episode while choosing a stream. Episodes also expose
  the restart action from their detail-page menu. Restart always begins at zero rather than
  inheriting the previous position.

Improvements

• The next-episode card is smaller and stays out of the way. It now uses the same 16:9 artwork
  proportions and compact typography as an episode card instead of covering a large part of the
  picture. Controls and countdown information use tighter spacing while remaining readable from
  across the room.

• Next episode starts when the button says it will. Choosing Play Next or selecting a
  different source starts that episode immediately. When autoplay is enabled, its countdown begins
  as soon as the first playable source is ready and does not restart as more sources arrive.

• One clear decision at the end. A late next-episode result upgrades the visible suggestion
  panel rather than opening a second surface underneath it. Duplicate recommendations and the title
  currently playing are filtered out, and seeking back before the ending resets the panel so it can
  appear again at the right time.

Fixed

• Streaming Network tiles opening an empty page. The default All filter was being sent as a
  value the network endpoint does not accept, so services such as Netflix or Prime Video could open
  with no results. The default is now left to the endpoint, while Movie and Series filters continue
  to be sent explicitly.

• Autoplay waiting until the file ended. The next-episode card could appear without arming its
  countdown, leaving autoplay idle through the credits despite being enabled. The countdown is now
  attached to the first resolved source and transitions at the expected time.